I decided to go ahead and make this card today as I had need of one sadly, but also because this is the type card everyone needs sometimes. And I think it's sort of fitting with my final day also.
I love using these dies and this is a sentiment (not the stamp, as I didn't get that until later) that the boys and I used in a frame at my husband's funeral. I find myself using it for sympathy cards a lot.
I find using this is a good thing especially for when the card is going to a man. They aren't into the flowers and such so much, ya know.
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18 comments:
I love that sentiment
I love that sweet sentiment.
saying goodbye is bittersweet.....good experience doing it, but sad to see it end...perhaps you will be back!!!
Good Morning, I can identify with your
loss... I lost my mom and brother, 4
months apart, in 2000. Lost my dad in
2014, at the age of 96. Then, my sister
one year ago. Your sympathy card is very
nice and appropriate. It is so hard to lose
our loved ones. A new happy spot is
getting my first grandchild, a boy, who is
7 months old!!!!! I have enjoyed this week
with you and have a fabulous Friday.
Cindi
Cindi, I'm so sorry for your losses but overjoyed to hear about the new grandbaby! Like you, I now how grandkids who keep me going! I had a granddaughter before my husband passed, but now there are 3 more!!
I love Winnie the Pooh and I love that sentiment! I am sorry that you have the occasion t make so many sympathy cards , but you do make nice ones! Thanks so much for sharing this week Terri! I am glad you changed your blog name...You succeed in making cards!
I have not seen that sentiment, but I love it. It is certainly something we all need to keep in mind.
Such a lovely sentiment and perfect for a sympathy card for someone well loved. I'm going to have to get that stamp. Thank you so much for sharing your cards and your life with us this week. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work and learning more about you through your future blog posts.
I love this sentiment. I am a huge Winnie the Pooh fan. I will have to look for this, I have not seen it before. Great job this week.
Love the Winnie the Pooh Quote. Great job this week.
Gosh, that is sad. But I like the simplicity of it. I don't like to make fussy cards for sympathy cards. It seems frivolous for some reason.
That sentiment was a good choice for your last day. You make a good point about using it for a guy. It would be good for a masculine card. I have enjoyed your week. Good luck with your kitchen.
Loved checking out your card's this week... gave me some wonderful ideas... thanks!
I am so for the need for this type of card but it is a great one! Thank you for showing your creativity this week! It's been fun to see what you make!
Beautiful quote and card!
I am battling a nasty cold right now, so have missed a few days. Trying to catch up this evening.
What a lovely and heartfelt card. That sentiment is just perfect. Thanks for sharing your wonderful creations with us this week, Terri!
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I love Winnie the Pooh but I would never have thought to use one of his remarks on a sympathy card, but it works. Thanks for sharing your card with us. Keep on making your creative cards. Robin(at)robeader53(at)yahoo(dot)com
great card, love the color combinations
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